Tribe Beats White Sox 10-9 In A Wild Inning Rally
Cleveland gains a 10-9 victory over Chicago as Jim Piersall and John Romano slam two run homers and drive in three runs each. Latman and Score duel. Klippstein limits Sox to one run late while Brown and Minoso homer for Chicago.
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Jim Piersall
John Romano
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Klippstein
White Sox
Minnie Minoso
Carl Thomas
Indians
Don Ferrarese
Ray Moore
Mike Garcia
Thomas
Latman
Piersall
Romano
Dick Brown
Chicago
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Kuenn
Minoso
Cona
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Power
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Landis
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Freese
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Temple
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Knppstein
Ferrarese
Billy Goodman
Frank Umont
AP Witephote
Orioles Rally in Ninth for 5-2 Win Over Red Sox
Baltimore scores five runs in the ninth inning against Boston to snap the Red Sox four game win streak. Albie Pearson and Jackie Brandt doubled, Ron Hansen singled, and a Boston error plus a wild pitch aided the rally. Jack Fisher earned the win, Ted Bowsfield charged with the loss.
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Boston
Baltimore
Red Sox
Orioles
Bill Monbouquette
Albie Pearson
Jackie Brandt
Brandt
Ron Hansen
Jack Fisher
Jerry Walker
Ted Bowsfield
Gene Stephens
Frank Malzone
Bally Ache Sold for 1.25 Million After Derby Finish
Bally Ache, bought for 2500 two years ago, sold for 1.25 million to a Lexington led syndicate headed by Joseph L. Arnold. The colt, son of Ballydam Celestial Blue, was runner up in the Kentucky Derby and targets further races as long as sound, aiming to surpass Round Table's earnings record. Nashua fetched 1.2512 million in a separate sealed bid auction.
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Bally Ache
Leonard Fruchtman
Toledo,Ohio
Steel
Joseph L. Arnold
Lexington
Ballydam-Celestial Blue
Pimlico
Arnold
Round Table
Nashua
William Woodward
Patterson Skips Roadwork For Johansson Fight Prep
Floyd Patterson skipped roadwork due to rain but boxed four rounds in Newtown Conn as he prepares for the June 20 title defense against Ingemar Johansson. He sparred two rounds with Julio Mederos and two with brother Raymond Patterson, weighing 192 pounds afterward and expecting 188 or 189 for the bout. Bob Grieve begins his 15th season as Syracuse University track coach.
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Newtown, Conn
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Julio Mederos
Raymond Patterson
Bob Grieve
Syracuse University
Pascual Dominates Yankees With 11 Strikeouts in Shutout
Washington pitcher Camilo Pascual struck out 11 and allowed four hits for his first shutout of the season, beating New York 4-0. He held Mickey Mantle to three Ks and Tony Kubek twice, reclaiming the league strikeout lead with 53. Throneberry and Becquer powered a third inning rally as Washington scored all four runs.
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Washington
Camilo Pascual
New York
Pascual
Mickey Mantle
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Cleveland
Gary Bell
Bell
Tigers slam five homers to edge Athletics 7 6 for fourth straight win
Detroit used five homers to top Kansas City 7 6. Norm Cash delivered the decisive homer in the seventh off Ken Johnson. Niel Chrisley matched with two homers driving in four. Dave Sisler earned the win in four innings of relief as Detroit snapped a skid and extended its winning streak to four.
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Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Norm Cash
Steve Bilko
Ken Johnson
Niel Chrisley
Katine
Frank Bolling
Dave Sisler
Sisler
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Athletics
Paul Foytack
Whitey Herzog
Russ Snyder
Foytack
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Bi Yost
Hamlin
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Snyder
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Colavito
Siebernib
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Herzog
Tuttle
Brown
Minoso
White Sox
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Wiliams
Romano
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Covington
Mantilla
Adcock
Braves
Kirkland
Giants
Semproch
Foiles
Johnson
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Kaline
Cash
Kucks
Aguirre
Hurley. Com
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Stewart
Cornell Crew Upset Harvard in Eastern Sprint Rowing
In Worcester Massachusetts the Cornell Big Red eight, promoted from junior varsity, upset defending champion Harvard and Navy in the Eastern College Sprint Rowing Championship. Harry Moseley steered Cornell to a 1% length victory over Harvard with Syracuse, Princeton, and Penn trailing. Harvard swept its lightweight titles across varsity junior varsity and freshman races.
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Navy
Husky
Big Red
Shell
Harry Moseley
Bay Village
Ohio
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Crimson
Syracuse
Princeton
Penn
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